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PostPosted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:20 am 
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Craig got the tunic from me. Just get a normal Helmet and we can paint it sand ;)

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I've split it into this new topic as I think some talk and pictures about DAK Helmet cam paint is well overdue ;)

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That will certainly do the trick for now ;)

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i've compiled a list of common Wehrmacht Paint Codes: (you can get these mixed at the hardware by telling them the RAL number)

Field Grey (Feldgrau) - RAL 6006
standard wehrmacht green

Dark "Panzer" Grey (Dunkelgrau) - RAL 7021
early war armour

Ivory (Elfenbein) RAL 1001 or 1002
(For inside of vehicles and used to paint afrika korps helmets and equipment in the field)

Dark Yellow (Dunkelgelb) RAL 7028
vehicle colour replacing panzergrau

Olive Green (Olivgrün) RAL 6003
used for camo on Dunkelgrau or Dunkelgelb (depending on era and theatre)

Red Brown (Rotbraun) RAL 8012
used as primer from vehicle and equipment

Red Brown (Rotbraun) RAL 8017
different from above, used for 1943-45 camo

Grey White (Grauweiss) RAL 9002
tactical markings and numbers


FOR AFRIKA:

Yellow Brown (Gelbbraun) RAL 8000
DAK vehicle background colour(field applied, brush or spray)

Grey Green (Graugrün) RAL 7008
used to make camo patterns on Gelbbraun

Sand Grey (Sandgrau) RAL 7027
used to make camo patterns on Gelbbraun from april '42 to end


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ARR! so be it 8) i know where he lives :twisted: just bought this Nice http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 2759.l1259


Shit! You're not actually going to use that gas mask set are you? It's pretty high collectors grade


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Like the 1943 Luftschutz one I use? meh.

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I've got Litzen, will give you a pair next time we catch up.

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 Post subject: Re: Helmet painting
PostPosted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 6:39 pm 
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Andy, do you have any pics of Camo painted DAK helmets? Ive looked everywhere online and cant find any... Ive painted one of my stalnhems up sand, but it looks plain...me want it to look sexual!

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This will help. I'm sure they would of used the vehicle paints

Yellow Brown (Gelbbraun) RAL 8000
DAK vehicle background colour(field applied, brush or spray)

Grey Green (Graugrün) RAL 7008
used to make camo patterns on Gelbbraun

Sand Grey (Sandgrau) RAL 7027
used to make camo patterns on Gelbbraun from april '42 to end


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PostPosted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 10:57 pm 
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Colours goodly, thanks Brendon, but me want visuals!! Show me the piccies!!!! :cry:

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 Post subject: Re: Helmet painting
PostPosted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 8:32 am 
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Any help?

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 Post subject: Re: Helmet painting
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Cool pics!! Any camo ones??? I havent found any camo piccies of helmets anywhere...only WW1 ones! Eeep!!! Awesome pics though Andy! I was hoping to see some pics of the hand painted camo they did to break up the helmet outline a little more...similar to what you did on your DAK helmet...

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My DAK helmet wasn't camo, it just had big reddish brown splotches to represent rust and dirt. There where no Camo helmets in North Africa so to speak, just plain yellow/sand colour.

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Aaaaaaaaaahhhh...THAT would explain why I couldnt find any pics! I was thinking I was losing the plot! (moreso than normal anyhoo!) :lol: Thanks Andy...that just saved me countless hours scouring the net looking! *phews* I can do rust and dirt...easy peasy. :mrgreen:

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 Post subject: Re: Helmet painting
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Tea is supposed to be really good at making bandages look old. Feild grey helmets were very common in Africa though so if you can't get the desired effect and don't want to paint the Helmet, leaving it green is very acceptable.

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